Georgia Supreme Court Revives Hemp Farm’s $37,000 Damage Suit
Justices reject a blanket police-power shield after aircraft allegedly destroyed licensed crops
Justices reject a blanket police-power shield after aircraft allegedly destroyed licensed crops
'Backing the blue does not mean writing a blank check for government surveillance'
Lowndes and Dooly County sheriffs say public safety outweighs party affiliation as governor's race tightens
Republican nominee says Georgia needs a working attorney general, not an activist
State investigators say the separate cases involve alleged sexual misconduct by a former probation officer and stolen sheriff’s office firearms
The Peach State’s top legal job is open after Chris Carr chose a governor bid instead of reelection